Stayed here during Baja road trip. This is a very charming 135 year old motel with French…read morearchitecture. Most of the town follows this architecture as the town was built by a French mining company that mined for Copper up until the 1950s. In front of the hotel is a street lined with an old locomotive and various mining cars and paraphernalia. The motel is comfortable with creaky old wooden floors and is quite preserved and well maintained. For historical buffs this is the place to stay. There is a nice view of the Sea of Cortez in the front and the price was great. I totally enjoyed my stay and give it a 5 for its uniqueness in the Baja desert.

Very nice building, clean and historic. Certainly the nicest historic place to stay in Santa…read moreRosalia. Unfortunately, all wood construction and no ceiling sprinklers. Has no-smoking policy, but would be a firetrap in case of a fire, particularly because of the very small windows in each room.

$80 a night, huge airy rooms with good sized private balconies overlooking the Sea of Cortez, and a…read moreview of the lights of Santa Rosalia at night. Great AC, mini fridges too and the balmy winds on the balcony are just lovely at night. Pet friendly, parking right outside of room, a really nice place to stop.

The rooms are basic but clean. Older buildings and showers but functional and cleaner than other…read moreoptions in area.

This place is immaculate and very beautiful! We stayed here on New Year's Day which is very low…read moreseason. They greeted us promptly at check in and showed us to our room. They leave the main power off until you check in, because this tiny village primarily runs on solar power. That's totally fine as we are used to this in southern Baja. We just spent a week in Mulegé and surrounding bays which are all powered by solar! Our room was well appointed with 2 beds and blackout curtains on both windows. There was a nice bathroom with a huge closet! This property is pet friendly as well! The restaurant was closed, but since we were there and nothing else in town was open on New Year's Day, the gal obliged and cooked us dinner anyway! It was very good! She even gave us complimentary beers! The parking is secured and off street. They closed the gates to the parking lot around 8 maybe 9 I didn't pay close attention. The power is shut off by 10pm which is advertised and normal in solar powered places. The water is hot as it is heated by propane so you can shower at anytime. The beds and pillows in the Casita 2, were super comfortable! I could have slept all day here! The roads to get here are sporty. We came in on a short cut from Mulegé and it was approximately 120-140KM of the gnarliest dirt road! Only passable with high ground clearance and 4x4. We have a big truck so it was possible but very difficult and bumpy. It made the lovely hotel and comfortable beds ever the more welcoming! There is a paved road that is much further south and takes a lot longer from where we originated but if you're in a small car or vehicle without 4x4 or low ground clearance it will get you there. I'd recommend a visit to scorpion bay and San Juanico. It is a cute town and supposedly has great surfing. I would stay at the Scorpion Bay Hotel again in a heartbeat!

San Juanico(Scorpion Bay) is a charming, tiny fishing and surfing community known for its point…read morebreaks and fantastic south swells. While there are quite a few camping options, we were looking for a hotel and this place had what we were looking for...and some extras. The hotel grounds were beautiful and the little casitas were large and well-appointed (minus a hairdryer and tv). Oh yeah, the hotel ,at the time when we visited, only had power from 8am-12pm and 6pm-12am. That was all kinds of kooky, but we made do. If anything, we made it a special event to watch the lights go out at night. It's the little things, I tell ya! The town itself was pretty desolate and the hotel restaurant was closed at night. However,the nice guy at the check in desk gave us a great recommendation for dinner at El Burro.Loved it. Overall, probably the best place to stay in San Juanico. Just be sure to watch out for the critters. I caught a crazy huge spider in our room on the day of checkout, and probably wouldn't have been able to sleep in our room had I caught it the night before. However, it did make for a nice story.

Hotel or tour company screwed up the whale watching. No refund, no apology, no other reason to go…read moreto Guerrero Negro.

The hotel is convenient, priced right, clean enough and is pet-friendly…read more The *only* downside is their restaurant: they are understaffed and completely overwhelmed if more than one table of customers in there at once. Forget it if a group sits down before you. You'll get fed an hour later. Been there twice (and will return next week) but we eat elsewhere!

Made a reservation on booking for this motel. Received confirmation but then said room wasn't…read moreavailable. This was last room in Guerro negro this night and we would have had to drive 6 hours to next town, arriving around 11 pm. Talked to manager and he said room was a available with a problem. The bathroom sink was leaking and the bathroom floor was a puddle. He discounted our room and we took it without choice. We cleaned up as best we could and stayed the night. In the morning the floor was flooded again. The walls are paper thin and the family above us woke us around 4:30 with their noisy checkout. TV did not turn on. Lamp did not work. No fridge, no coffee, air did work. No plugs for charging phones, tablets. Small full size beds. Pretty hard.

Clean, comfy, and close to many restaurants, bars, and shops. The clerk in the lobby was friendly…read moreand answered all of our queries. Parking was on site and safe. Oh yeah, also free WiFi!

Was there anything wrong with this place? No. It was a solid choice with a bed and shower after a…read morelong drive up the Baja from San Jose Del Cabo. There is a restaurant on site. The Cadillac margaritas are delicious. Dinner wasn't great but it hit the spot and very convenient to not have to leave the hotel because we were pooped. The server at the restaurant was super funny and nice. The front desk lady wasn't overly friendly but when I chatted with her in Spanish she became nicer. Our air conditioning didn't work correct but we had a fan and got a decent nights sleep for the next day's drive. There is a very legit gas station nearby as well so it's VERY easy to get back on the road. I'd stay here again, it's inexpensive and you get what you pay for.

Totally old school hotel more like motel. They take dogs which is why we stayed here. Four dogs no…read moreless. Food is solid, the rooms could use some airing just because when you open the window for the breeze, you get musty. Otherwise it's clean, has a beautiful courtyard and net is solid. This isn't a tourist town, it's get to your destination. Oh bonus point for paint falling off the walls. On the plus side, you are tired and dont care.

I don't think it's open anymore. But family run business. That was just freaking fabulous. Yummy…read morefood. Nice location to stop on a the road trip up or down The Peninsula.

Solid 4+ stars. Booked via a walk-in, so very last second and just a 1 night stay. Happy they…read moreaccept pets as well because we were driving home to the Los Cabos area from Oregon and hadn't slept in a bed or showered for a few days. Great shower pressure with hot water (it was updated), clean room (although a bit dated with the bedspread), excellent on-site restaurant/bar too. Everyone was extremly friendly. Great views, cute vibe, classy-vintageish building, great location and price was A++++! Also includes a continental breakfast. Def will return. Such a fun town!

Helpful staff, clean rooms good price. For breakfast EAT SOMEWHERE ELSE. Parking was ample and…read moresecure. We had some camping gear we didn't want to unload and the receptionist allowed me to park right in front of their office

I alway stay here.. (25+ years of driving the baja) its not the ritz, but the same guy has been…read morehere since I first came down. He is alway happy and if your nice he'll show you some awesome teeth(shark fossils) any how there are newer places but i love the food here and it's always a fun stop on my drive home.

Comfortable springy beds makes this motel the ultimate place for partiers who passionately cry out…read morethrough the night. For weary travelers who needs sleep and sleepless night. Paper thin walls means you can hear cars coming into the place and leaving as early as 6am. Basic amenities and not even a place for soap on the bathroom shower. Weak water pressure shared with others who is also using water. Cute exterior with new paint job and king for 750 peso. Stayed here due to other 3 hotels were all sold out due to whale season.